Try it out ?
Have a look at the demo seeded with data from the National Hockey League (NHL).
This is of course a work in "progress", beta, etc.
Comments and feedback welcome via github!
What is this and why would you do such a thing?
Ever wonder if the owners of various sports franchises are colluding to defeat some other owner? Well I did, and I wanted to use AngularJS and D3 in a non-work project, and thus the 'SportsGraph Trade Visualization Tool' was born. Still in very early stages, it is already fun to watch it work. Lots of dots flying around the screen. At the moment that is pretty much it ;)
Current Dev Tasks
- modal popup on load to avoid resource load issues
- resize map based on browser / screen size
- fisheye magnification
- End action (e.g. Fin!)
- Build in side bar that is populated with current season trade summary and extra info on mouse actions
Authors and Contributors
Support or Contact
Send @kylezeeuwen a message on github


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beforeFilter(string $filter, array $options = array())
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afterFilter(string $filter, array $options = array())
Register a new "after" filter on the controller. |
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callAction(Container $container, Router $router, string $method, array $parameters)
Execute an action on the controller. |
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Get the code registered filters. |
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missingMethod(array $parameters)
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Handle calls to missing methods on the controller. |
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public void
beforeFilter(string $filter, array $options = array())
Register a new "before" filter on the controller.
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public void
afterFilter(string $filter, array $options = array())
Register a new "after" filter on the controller.
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public Response
callAction(Container $container, Router $router, string $method, array $parameters)
Execute an action on the controller.
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public array
getControllerFilters()
Get the code registered filters.
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public mixed
missingMethod(array $parameters)
Handle calls to missing methods on the controller.
at line 300
public mixed
__call(string $method, array $parameters)
Handle calls to missing methods on the controller.


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How Socket Error Codes Depend on Runtime and Operating System (blog.jetbrains.com) .NET Core Dev Team blog Linux Mac macOS Mono |
| This post is the first part of a blog post series that covers different technical challenges that we had to resolve during the migration of the Rider backend process from Mono to .NET Core. By sharing our experiences, we hope... Read more |
microsoft/reverse-proxy - A toolkit for developing high-performance HTTP reverse proxy applications. (github.com) |
| YARP (which stands for "YARP: A Reverse Proxy") is a project to create a reverse proxy server. We found a bunch of internal teams at Microsoft who were either building a reverse proxy for their service or had been asking about APIs and tech for building one, so we decided to get them all together to work on a common solution, this project.... Read more |
DevOps |
Cluster API v1alpha3 Delivers New Features and an Improved User Experience (kubernetes.io) |
| The Cluster API is a Kubernetes project to bring declarative, Kubernetes-style APIs to cluster creation, configuration, and management. It provides optional, additive functionality on top of core Kubernetes to manage the lifecycle of a Kubernetes cluster.... Read more |
Data |
Introducing Apache Pinot 0.3.0 (engineering.linkedin.com) |
| Built at LinkedIn, Pinot is an open source, distributed, and scalable OLAP data store that we use as our de-facto near-real-time analytics service. We’ve previously discussed how and why we built Pinot to power a wide spectrum of use cases, including internal business intelligence dashboards to analyze highly-dimensional data and “Who Viewed My Profile” to deliver member-facing analytics at high throughput and low latency.... Read more |
General Tech #Tech |
Quarantine work is not Remote work (hanselman.com) Scott Computer Zen .NET C# Hanselman Microsoft Weblog Diabetes Portland Zimbabwe ASP.NET Azure Cloud Productivity Musings Remote Work |
| Quarantine work !== Remote work. I’ve been working remotely with success for 13 years, and I’ve never been close to burn out. I’ve been working quarantined for over a month and I’m feeling a tinge if burn out for the first time in my life. Take care of yourself folks. Really.... Read more |
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12 April 2006
The Ministry of Health in Indonesia has confirmed the country’s 31st case of human infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus. The case occurred in a 23-year-old man employed as a poultry worker in West Java.
He developed symptoms on 20 March and has since fully recovered. Poultry deaths occurred in the two weeks preceding his visit to a farm.
Of the 31 laboratory-confirmed cases in Indonesia, 23 have been fatal.


 A chocolate and hazelnut coating produces the effect of the trunk’s bark. All accompanied with edible foliage, including chocolate coconut and biscuit acorns, leaves, twigs and of course nuts!
Equipment and preparation: you will need a free-standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, 15cm/6in, 20cm/8in and 28cm/11in cake tins, leaf and large squirrel cookie cutters and doweling.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and grease and line the three separate cake tins with non-stick baking parchment.
For the almond squirrel cake, sift the flour and almonds into a bowl and set aside.
Cream the butter and sugar together in the bowl of a free-standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment until pale and fluffy. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, beating the mixture well between each addition and adding a tablespoon of the flour and ground almonds with the last egg to prevent the mixture curdling.
Sift in the remaining flour and almonds and the baking powder and gently fold together with the almond milk and extract until thoroughly combined, and the mixture is a dropping consistency. Spoon the mixture into the 15cm/6in cake tin and bake on the middle shelf of the oven for 30-40 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool in the tin for 10 minutes, then turn it out on to a wire rack and leave to cool completely. Cut in half horizontally and transfer to the fridge.
For the remaining cakes, prepare three separate large plastic bowls with a sticker stuck on each, saying what flavour chocolate cake mixture each will contain (dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate).
For each cake, combine the flour, ground nuts and baking powder in the three separate labelled bowls and set aside. Place the butter, sugar and flavoured oils into the three mixing bowls and label.
Put the soured cream, eggs, milk, extracts and/or coffee into three separate large jugs, and beat well with a fork. Label each jug and set aside.
Start making up the three chocolate cake mixtures. Cream the butter, sugar and oils for each separate cake until the mixture is pale and fluffy. Gradually add each soured cream mixture to its corresponding butter and sugar mixture, alternating with a spoonful of the bowl of dry ingredients to prevent the mixture curdling. Sift the remaining bowl of dry ingredients bowl into the mixture and mix together. Now add the melted chocolate and beat together. This process should be repeated with all three chocolate cake mixtures.
Once all three chocolate cake mixtures have been made, place alternate spoonfuls of all three cake batters into the two remaining prepared tins and draw a knife through the mixture to create a marbled effect. Bake both cakes for 35-50 minutes, or until well risen and a skewer inserted into the cakes comes out clean. The smaller cake will take slightly less time. Turn out onto a wire rack and leave to cool completely.
While the cakes are baking make the gingerbread dough. Sift the flour, spices, salt and bicarbonate of soda into the bowl of a free-standing food mixer fitted with the paddle attachment.
Measure the butter, sugar and golden syrup into a medium heavy-based saucepan and stir gently over a low heat until everything is completely melted and combined. Remove the pan from the heat and pour into the flour mixture while beating at slow to medium speed. Beat in the egg yolk. Mix well to make a smooth, even dough and transfer to a lightly floured surface. When cool, knead gently, cover with cling film and leave to chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, to make the chocolate ganache, heat the cream in a large bowl set over a pan of simmering water. Remove from the heat when bubbles appear around the edge of the cream and then add the chocolate. Stir together until all the chocolate has melted, stir through the extracts and set aside to cool.
To make the hazelnut buttercream, place the butter in the bowl of a free-standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment and beat on a high speed for five minutes. Sift in the icing sugar and beat until completely incorporated. Reduce the speed of the mixer and gradually add in the hazelnut milk, add the ground hazelnuts, then turn up and beat on high for another 2-3 minutes, or until light and creamy. Divide the mixture in half and add five tablespoons of the chocolate ganache mixture to one half to create a hazelnut chocolate buttercream.
To finish the gingerbread, remove the chilled dough from the fridge and transfer to a lightly floured surface. Roll out the dough to the thickness of a pound coin and, using a squirrel cookie cutter, cut out three squirrel shapes from the dough. Cut out 15 leaves with leaf cookie cutters and cut strips to make twigs. Place on a baking tray lined with non-stick baking parchment.
Roll the remaining dough into cylinders to create the acorns (in the shape of liquorice torpedo sweets). Transfer these to another baking tray lined with non-stick baking parchment.
Bake all the biscuits for 5-10 minutes. Remove the biscuits from the oven and transfer to a wire rack to cool – except the cylinders for the acorns; these should be shaped into acorns while still warm and pliable. Cut each torpedo in half to create the acorns, and pinch the tips to create a small point. Set aside to finish later.
For the decorations, prepare the chocolate leaves by painting the underside of the rose and bay leaves with the melted chocolate. Leave to set and then gently peel the leaf away from the chocolate - not the other way round. Use the remaining chocolate to make chocolate curls and chocolate bark shapes. To finish the acorns, combine two tablespoons of the melted chocolate with 30g/1oz of the desiccated coconut and mould into acorn "hats". Stick each hat onto each acorn using more melted chocolate.
When the cakes have cooled, cover the bottom two ‘trunks’ with the buttercreams - using the hazelnut chocolate buttercream on the sides and the lighter-coloured hazelnut buttercream on the tops. Apply the chocolate ganache around the edge of the cakes and use a fork and knife to create the effect of bark. Reserve enough buttercream and ganache to top the remaining cake. Transfer the cakes to the fridge to set and prepare the secret squirrel tier.
Remove the reserved almond cake from the fridge and carefully cut out a squirrel from the bottom half using the squirrel cookie cutter.
In a food processor, blend together the cake squirrel that has been cut out with the whole almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts and remaining desiccated coconut. Blend together with 10 gingerbread leaves.
Mix together the blended cake mixture with a tablespoon of the chocolate ganache, a tablespoon of the hazelnut buttercream and a tablespoon of the chocolate hazelnut spread. Lightly grease the cookie cutter with hazelnut oil and pack this mixture back into the cookie cutter. Level off and transfer to the fridge to chill. When ready carefully remove from the cutter with the aid of steam from the kettle if necessary and place inside the cut-out squirrel cake. Place the top half back on to the cake. Cover with buttercream and ganache and place in the fridge with the other cakes.
Remove the chilled cakes from the fridge and cover with the chocolate hazelnut spread to create a top layer of bark, coated to look like a tree.
Assemble the cakes with the dowelling and arrange the edible foliage around the trunks.
Finally remove the secret squirrel cake from the fridge and top with any remaining chocolate hazelnut spread. Place it on top of the trunk, secured with doweling, together with the squirrel biscuits, assembled acorns and remaining foliage that you have made, plus whole nuts for decoration.
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This is OpenStack Install guide on VMWare Workstation Under Windows
1. Download ISO
Open the page select CrowBar OpenStack ISO and download it.
At this time it is available Crowbar 1.4 with OpenStack Essex
2. Create VLAN interface in VMWare Workstation
We need <IP_ADDRESS> with mask <IP_ADDRESS> network, VMnet1
Change VMnet8 to have 192.168.[your VMnet8].1 router and Change in Windows→Networks→Setting→VMnet8→IPv4 Setting→IP to
192.168.[your VMnet8].2
3. Create Virtual Machine
Select networks:
1. VMnet1
2. VMnet8 NAT
Create Virtual Machine as Linux Ubuntu-64, select custom install,
2 cores, 2 CPUs, 4Gb Memory and 20Gb Disk.
Select ISO in CD-rom, start installation
Change “.vmx” file
vcpu.hotadd = FALSE
Start installation process
4. Boot and change networks
Boot VM after installation
Login: crowbar/crowbar
Change user to root
sudo bash
Enter: crowbar
Change eth1 in /etc/network/interfaces
Append text:
auto eth1 iface eth1 inet dhcp
Refresh networks
service networking restart
Check NAT is working
ping google.com
5.  Continue normal install process
Be superuser
cd /tftpboot/ubuntu_dvd/extra
Run install script
./install admin.[your domain].com
To see screen run
screen -r -S crowbar-install
6. Crowbar operation
cd /opt/dell/bin
./crowbar network allocate_ip default admin.[your domain].com public host 192.168.[your NAT VMnet8].10 -U crowbar -P crowbar
Open crowbar page http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000
Login: crowbar/crowbar
Open chef server page http://<IP_ADDRESS>:4040
Login: admin/password
Open Nagios page http://<IP_ADDRESS>/nagios3
Open Ganglia page http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ganglia
Login: nagiosadmin/password


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Compiler Report
Compiler Constraint Applicator
Pre-mapping Report
Clock Summary
Clock Conversion
Mapper Report
Timing Report
Performance Summary
Clock Relationships
Interface Information
Detailed Report for Clocks
Clock: demo|clk_50M
Starting Points with Worst Slack
Ending Points with Worst Slack
Worst Path Information
Clock: demo|clk_led_derived_clock
Starting Points with Worst Slack
Ending Points with Worst Slack
Worst Path Information
Clock: System
Starting Points with Worst Slack
Ending Points with Worst Slack
Worst Path Information
Resource Utilization
Constraint Checker Report (02:27 08-Oct)
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Timing Report
Session Log (02:27 08-Oct)


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component_submitter.adaptors package¶
Submodules¶
component_submitter.adaptors.docker_adaptor module¶
MiCADO Submitter Engine Docker Adaptor¶
A TOSCA to Docker (Swarm) adaptor.
-
class
component_submitter.adaptors.docker_adaptor.
DockerAdaptor
(adaptor_id, config, template=None)[source]¶ Bases:
abstracts.base_adaptor.Adaptor
The Docker adaptor class
Carries out the deployment of a Dockerised application or application stack based on a description of an application provided by a YAML file which follows the OpenStack TOSCA language specification. Implements abstract methods
__init__()
,translate()
,execute()
,undeploy()
andcleanup()
. Accepts as parameters an adaptor_id (required) and a template (optional). Thetranslate()
andupdate()
methods require both an adaptor_id and template. Theexecute()
,undeploy()
andcleanup()
methods require only the adaptor_id . :param string adaptor_id: The generated ID of the current application stack :param template: The ADT / ToscaTemplate of the current application stack :type template: ToscaTemplate <toscaparser.tosca_template.ToscaTemplate>- Usage:
>>> from docker_adaptor import DockerAdaptor >>> container_adapt = DockerAdaptor(<adaptor_id>, <ToscaTemplate>) >>> container_adapt.translate() (writes compose file to file/output_configs/<adaptor_id>.yaml) >>> container_adapt.execute() (stack deployed) >>> container_adapt.update() (stack update if template is changed, otherwise nothing) >>> container_adapt.undeploy() (stack undeployed) >>> container_adapt.cleanup() (compose file removed from file/output_configs/)
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cleanup
()[source]¶ Remove the associated Compose file
Removes output file created for this stack from
files/output_configs/
.. note:A warning will be logged if the Compose file cannot be removed
-
execute
()[source]¶ Deploy the stack onto the Swarm
Executes the
docker stack deploy
command on the Docker-Compose file which was created intranslate()
:raises: AdaptorCritical
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translate
(tmp=False)[source]¶ Translate the self.tpl subset to the Compose format
Does the work of mapping the Docker relevant sections of TOSCA into a dictionary following the Docker-Compose format, then dumping output to a .yaml file in output_configs/ :param bool tmp: Set
True
for update() - outputfile gets prefixtmp_
:raises: AdaptorCritical
component_submitter.adaptors.occopus_adaptor module¶
-
class
component_submitter.adaptors.occopus_adaptor.
OccopusAdaptor
(adaptor_id, config, template=None)[source]¶ Bases:
abstracts.base_adaptor.Adaptor
-
execute
()[source]¶ Deploy Occopus infrastructure through Occopus rest API First the node definition should import in the Occopus contener and then the build process could go on REST API
-
translate
(tmp=False)[source]¶ Translate the self.tpl subset to Occopus node definition and infrastructure format Does the work of mapping the Occopus relevant sections of TOSCA into a dictionary, then dumping output to a .yaml files (infra and node def.) in output_configs/ :param tmp: It is helping variable for update method. More information under update method :return:
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component_submitter.adaptors.pk_adaptor module¶
component_submitter.adaptors.scalingpolicy_adaptor module¶
component_submitter.adaptors.security_enforcer_adaptor module¶
MiCADO Submitter Engine Security Enforcer Adaptor¶
A TOSCA to Security Enforcer adaptor.
-
class
component_submitter.adaptors.security_enforcer_adaptor.
SecurityEnforcerAdaptor
(adaptor_id, config, template=None)[source]¶ Bases:
abstracts.base_adaptor.Adaptor
The Security Enforcer adaptor class
carries out the process of retreiving the security information of the TOSCA template described in the policy section, and pass it out to the Security Enforcer.
Implements abstract methods
__init__()
,translate()
,execute()
,undeploy()
andcleanup()
. Accepts as parameters an adaptor_id (required) and a template (optional). Thetranslate()
andupdate()
methods require both an adaptor_id and template. Theexecute()
,undeploy()
andcleanup()
methods require only the adaptor_id .Parameters: - adaptor_id (string) – The generated ID of the current application stack
- template (ToscaTemplate <toscaparser.tosca_template.ToscaTemplate>) – The ADT / ToscaTemplate of the current application stack
- Usage:
>>> from security_enforcer_adaptor import SecurityEnforcerAdaptor >>> se_adapt = SecurityEnforcerAdaptor(<adaptor_id>, <ToscaTemplate>) >>> se_adapt.translate() (does nothing but need to implement the abstract function anyways) >>> se_adapt.execute() (send the informations to the security enforcer) >>> se_adapt.update() (update the security enforcer with the new secret) >>> se_adapt.undeploy() (send the security enforcer a undeploy request) >>> se_adapt.cleanup() (does nothing as no files were created but need to implement the abstract function anyways)


"Any jungle in, guy?": Watch Chris Inperspective's set for Human Traffic Live
Jungle power for Human Traffic Live
by In association with Human Traffic LiveThe record store scene in rave classic Human Traffic is so iconic, a bunch of the film's most memorable quotes come from Koop in his junglist movement T-shirt.
"I've got the Tarzan and Jane of jungle" and "it could turn Hare Krishna into a badboy" are just a couple of gems, with the buyers' request "Got any jungle in, guy?" is also a classic.
Read this next: Human Traffic Live is heading to London next year
It makes sense then that Human Traffic Live at Printworks London in 2020 - a three-week takeover with parties, pop-ups, immersive live performance and a '90s-themed exhibition - will pay homage to the scene. As part of the Human Traffic Live campaign, the likes of Danny Rampling, Showhawk Duo and drum 'n' bass DJ and producer Chris Inperspective have all paid tribute to the 1999 film. For this, they played on a London bus parked up in the city, with the record store recreated in the vehicle.
Read this next: The essence of club culture is at the heart of Human Traffic
Chris was on jungle duties, sporting a 'Junglist Movement' tee, of course. Watch Chris' set below and head here for Human Traffic Live tickets.
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In-Browser Tests Are Slow
In-browser testing involves a full application stack and a flurry of network chats between browsers, web servers, databases and other processes. Not surprisingly, this comes with a lot of performance overhead. As your application grows, the web acceptance build soon takes more than half an hour to run, and accounts for a tremendous delay in the development feedback cycle.
Maintenance Costs Are The Real Challenge
Using Selenium, it is very easy to write or generate a significant number of automated in-browser tests. The real challenge, though, is to keep the maintenance costs low as the application matures, the test suite grows and time passes by. However valuable the tests are, it is hard to maintain a High ROI for your Selenium test suite if maintenance costs grow exponentially. We have seen way too many test suites requiring full time effort of a dedicated QA or developer... just to keep them in the green and find more bugs in the test suite itself than in the application.
Prompt and Reliable Feedback is Crucial
Keeping maintenance costs low is a hard problem which can only be solved by a combination of techniques and best practices. However, none of them will work if your feedback cycle is slow or plagued with intermittent failures. Prompt and efficient feedback is the key to experimentation, innovation and improvement.
Even worse than slow, without a fast feedback loop you will end up chasing a (broken) Selenium build as your development team cranks out new functionality faster than build failures can be diagnosed and fixed.
Hardware is Cheap
In-browser tests are inherently slow, but since commodity hardware is insanely cheap nowadays there is no excuse for not running all these tests in parallel on multiple machines and dramatically speeding up your feedback cycle. This is exactly what Selenium Grid is about.
You do not even need to build or purchase an expensive server farm: in our experience a couple of Mac Minis or Linux Boxes can go a long way and help you keep your build under 10 minutes.
If your CPU use is intermittent or politics make it hard to buy new machines, Selenium Grid also comes with support, out-of-the-box, for Amazon's EC2, a cloud-computing service which provides flexible and cheap on-demand computing resources.


A supermarket customer service assistant's duties and responsibilities can include guiding customers to the items they need, replenishing the grocery shelves when items go out of stock, assisting with the checkout process, helping customers load their groceries into their vehicles, cleaning the store and gathering shopping carts in the parking lot.
Read moreAs retailer,we need to keep a steady supply of excellent products that delight our customers, solve their problems, and meet their needs. From knowing what people want to buy — and what they can buy — to finding the right places to source these products, building inventory, household cleaners,and keeping shelves full of a particular product is an in-depth process.
Read moreThe supermarket typically has aisles for meat, fresh produce, dairy, and baked goods. Shelf space is also reserved for canned and packaged goods and for various non-food items such as kitchenware, household cleaners, pharmacy products and pet supplies.Those groceries products that we can't live without.
Read moreWarehouses safely and securely store products in an organized way to track where items are located, when they arrived, how long they have been there, and the quantity on hand. In ecommerce, products are stored until an order is placed online, at which point the order is shipped directly to the consumer from the facility in which it was stored.the sales department and accounts payable department are very capable to hard work.
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static java.lang.String |
prefix |
| Constructor and Description |
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Pending() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addMyObserver(MyObserver observer) |
void |
addPendingReceived(User user)
This adds a user to the sent pending list.
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void |
addPendingSent(User user)
This adds a user to the sent pending list.
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void |
cancelRequest(User user)
This removes a friend request from the sent requests
pending list.
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int |
getPendingId() |
java.util.ArrayList<User> |
getPendingReceived()
this gets the received pending list
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int |
getPendingReceivedId() |
java.util.ArrayList<User> |
getPendingSent()
this gets the sent pending list
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int |
getPendingSentId() |
static java.lang.String |
getResourceUrl() |
static java.lang.String |
getSearchUrl() |
void |
notifyAllObservers() |
void |
removeRequest(User user)
This removes a friend request from the received friend
requests pending list.
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setPendingId(int pendingId) |
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setPendingReceivedId(int pendingReceivedId) |
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setPendingSentId(int pendingSentId) |
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user
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public int getPendingReceivedId()
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Enumerable Method - Map
Nichole Shelton
November 23, 2014
What's an Enumerable?
By definition an enumerable mixin provides collection classes with several traversal and searching methods, and with the ability to sort. In plain English an enumerable allows the programmer to perform various functions on each element in a hash or an array. Pretty nifty right?Each Method
So by now you're pretty familiar with the .each method right? The each method allows the programmer to iterate through an array or hash and perform said action to each element within the aray or hash. Enough talk, let's look at some code.
thanksgiving_dinner = ["Turkey", "Stuffing", "Mac n Cheese", "Cranberry Sauce"]
thanksgiving_dinner.each {|food| food + "makes me think of Thanksgiving."}
=> ["Turkey", "Stuffing", "Mac n Cheese", "Cranberry Sauce"]
As you can see from the output, the each method simply returns the original array. Each will not modify your array. That is why we have the map method.
Map Method
The map method is awesome. Oh how I wish i knew about it earlier this week. Ce la vie. The map method iterates through the array AND it returns a modified copy of the result of the block AND it doesn't make changes to the original array. Can you say amazeballs? Let's check out the code.
thanksgiving_dinner.map {|food| food + " makes me think of Thanksgiving."}
=> ["Turkey makes me think of Thanksgiving.", "Stuffing makes me think of Thanksgiving.", "Mac n Cheese makes me think of Thanksgiving.", "Cranberry Sauce makes me think of Thanksgiving."]
And you can see when I call the array it is unchanged.
thanksgiving_dinner
=> ["Turkey", "Stuffing", "Mac n Cheese", "Cranberry Sauce"]
Hope you find this useful!


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People are not happy
by Kendra BeckerRTÉ staff have called on the broadcaster to slash the salaries of their top earners, including the likes of Ryan Tubridy and Joe Duffy.
Earlier this month, RTÉ announced that they would be cutting €60 million from their budget, and axing 200 jobs along with it.
The new budget plans include a 15% pay reduction for it’s highest earning presenters, but according to the Irish Sun, RTÉ journalists don’t believe the cuts are good enough.
A statement from the NUJ Dublin Broadcasting Branch, chaired by RTÉ’s Education correspondent Emma O Kelly, reads: “We believe it is now, more than ever, indefensible that RTE continues to pay exorbitant salaries of up to close to half a million euro to a small number of people in this organisation.”
“We understand the public anger at this and believe it is justified. We believe the RTE proposal to cut 15 per cent off payments to its top contracted presenters does not go far enough.”
“We are calling on RTE management to immediately move to reduce the fees of the top presenters so no one in the organisation is earning more than the top civil service salary, that of the Secretary General.”
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The problem is mysql can not store directive password in shell. If doing repetition for import many sql in file, we must entered password as how many file sql.
Warning: Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure.
Create File ~/.my.conf
[client]
host=localhost
user=dump
password='dump'
command
mysqldump --defaults-file=~/.my.conf testing > testing.sql
or can use
mysql_config_editor set --login-path=local --host=localhost --user=username --password
Then you can use in your shell script:
mysql --login-path=local -e "statement"
Instead of:
mysql -u username -p pass -e "statement"


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Police say man charged with assault related to a “relationship violence” incident in early November
by Tom ZytarukDelta Police are not releasing the name of a local man who they say has been charged with assault related to a “relationship violence” incident in early November.
“Delta Police don’t often share information about relationship violence incidents, also known as domestic or family violence, due to privacy issues,”a DPD press release states. “However, we have been updating the police board and community that Delta Police are receiving an increase in reports of offences such as assault and robbery, called person offences. The majority of those offences happen between people known to each other, some of which are deemed relationship violence incidents.”
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actually i've kinda resolved the issue.
it was the wording of the assignment was misleading.
looking in battlelog i have 196 different "styles" of dogtags... its only when you count the multiples of each style do you actually get the number of dogtags actually taken.
pehaps changing the wording of the assignment is needed since it goes on the number of different styles of dog tag taken... not actual number of dog tags in total taken.
http://bf3stats.com/stats_pc/Simmo2302/history#global.dogtags
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/soldier/Simmo2302/stats/383114857/
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violations = list(check_all_files())
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British carrier EasyJet plans to be world's first carbon neutral airline
by Clyde HughesNov. 19 (UPI) -- British budget airline EasyJet announced Tuesday it plans to become the world's first major carrier to be fully carbon neutral.
EasyJet said it's a carbon offsetting move that will lower its planes' release of carbon dioxide by, for example, planting more trees. EasyJet's decision to operate net-zero carbon flights follows a similar move by German carrier Lufthansa.
The airline said the change would take effect immediately.
"Climate change is an issue for all of us," EasyJet CEO Johan Lundgren said in a statement. "We are tackling this challenge head-on by choosing to offset the carbon emissions from the fuel used for all of our flights starting today.
"In doing so we are committing to operating net-zero carbon flights across our network -- a world first by any major airline."
EasyJet also said it's signed a research agreement with Airbus that will look at operating hybrid and electric aircraft. It said it would also support long-term efforts to develop green technology for the aviation industry -- and forestry, renewable and community-based projects.
"Offsetting is only an interim measure until other technologies become available ... but we want to take action on carbon now," Lundgren added.
"Many people still want to fly and if people choose to fly we want to be one of the best choices they can make."


this is slide one
this is slide two
Diagnosis is used in many different disciplines with variations in the use of logic, analytics, and experience to determine "cause and effect"..


From balloons to ships. There is much in the Key archives (see below) that was not on the old Hooting Yard site, but that seems worth an airing here—like this drawing of the ship of fools which first appeared on the cover of Re Records Quarterly Magazine Vol. 2 No. 4 as long ago as 1989.


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by Parker CrookMirielle, a five-year-old spayed cat who came to the SPCA as a stray, is looking for her new home.
"This girl is a spunky calico cat who's looking to find a family as adventurous as she is," said Chelsea Taylor, Vernon SPCA branch manager. "Affectionate and charming, Mirielle is one of a kind. She's not a big fan of other cats and would much rather be the only queen of the castle."
For more information about Mirielle and other animals available for adoption, visit the Vernon SPCA online.


2. Callbacks
These functions are called by the
game into the script after certain events.
Callbacks ( initiated by remoteCall, startTimer,
watchKey etc... ) are "broadcasted" at the destination. The destination
receives the call and executes this in the context of all running scripts.
This allows scripts to communicate, however all defined functions also need
unique names or to be defined within a namespace to prevent "accidental" calls
of a function from another script running at the same time
If any callback fails, the error message is
only displayed if enableAlerts(1) was executed previously.
onInitialize()
Perform any initialization here, this is called right after the
script is loaded.
onRelease()
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nested-data-explorer
Presidents Example
Nested data explorer for the first 44 US Presidents (
data
). Sparklines show year of inauguration. Code, details and documentation are available on
github
.


“Sweet Kimchi”. This is a misnomer, for a preparation of fruits and vegetables of Japanese origin, not Korean. The traditional preparation was given to me by a Buddhist monk friend— it is a mixture of approximately equal parts apples, carrots, onions, cut into slices to which one adds a good quantity of white sugar (on the order of a quarter or a fifth of the total volume), all in an earthenware pot. Within several hours, the sugar extracting the juice of the fruit and vegetables, the preparation begins to bathe in its own juice. A little like salt in Kimchi, the essential role of sugar is to guarantee good preservation of the mix, and in this case to prevent alcoholic fermentation. The preparation obtained can be kept long enough, and is used as tonic—especially the liquid.
Before learning this recipe, I was making similar preparations with only apples or all other types of fruit, with sugar—it’s especially useful for preserving fruit which are likely to spoil. For apples, pears, plums, quince etc, one cuts them into slices to allow the sugar to penetrate and extract the juice; for cherries one crushes them a bit in the sugar to start the process of juice formation. The idea is to make a sort of jam, without cooking. One of the advantages over traditional jam is that one uses significantly less sugar, moreover the white sugar is transformed under the action of enzymes in the fruit into less aggressive and more assimilable sugars, with a sweeter taste (glucose, fructose etc)— on the whole the original scent of the fruit is preserved nearly intact. On the other hand the preservation is shorter than for jams, mainly due to the fact that the upper part of the pot leaves the fruit (which float in the liquid) in contact with the air. Without putting in more sugar, it ends with alcoholic fermentation, generally after several weeks. One might either let this continue, and harvest a fruit liqueur; or decant the liquid in bottles (and drink it as a more or less full-bodied apéritif depending on the degree of fermentation), and cook the fruit over very low heat (without necessarily bringing it to a boil), so as to evaporate the alcoholic vapors. One may thus preserve the fruit so treated as jam, it has a more delicate flavor because the scent of the fruit remained intact.
“Sweet Kimchi” can be eaten as a dessert, adding a few drops of lemon juice if necessary to increase the acidity level. It can also be used for delicious drinks, or to prepare infusions by adding boiling water to it in a bowl.
After learning about the Japanese preparation apples-carrots-onions, I made a good number of “sweet Kimchi” with mixtures of fruit and all sorts of vegetables—including carrots, turnips, red cabbage, celery root, kohlrabi A “German turnip” … The onion is in any case a particularly fortuitous ingredient, giving the preparation a cachet not replicable with any other vegetable. One can add any aromatic of one’s choice, notably ginger, or finely cut lemon peel. I also sometimes added crushed peanuts. I have had no disappointments with any “sweet Kimchi” that I’ve made so far, I found them all very good, up to the last at the bottom of the pots or bottles, and it was the same with occasional visitors who tasted them. The common quality to these preparations and of Kimchi itself, is it allows an unlimited range for the initiative and the imagination of those who do them, with considerable flexibility of use, which always lets one make the most of the particular resources available at the moment.
(Les Aumettes, 15 Oct 1983)


| November 10, 2021 | |||
| 09:15 – 09:30 | Opening Remarks | ||
| 09:30 – 10:30 | Invited Talk: Towards Computational Persuasion for Behaviour Change Applications by Anthony Hunter | ||
| 10:30 – 11:00 | Coffee Break | ||
| 11:00–12:00 | Session 1 | ||
| 11:00 – 11:20 | long | Argument Mining on Twitter: A Case Study on the Planned Parenthood Debate | |
| Muhammad Mahad Afzal Bhatti, Ahsan Suheer Ahmad and Joonsuk Park | |||
| 11:20 – 11:40 | long | Multi-task and Multi-corpora Training Strategies to Enhance Argumentative Sentence Linking Performance | |
| Jan Wira Gotama Putra, Simone Teufel and Takenobu Tokunaga | |||
| 11:40 – 12:00 | long | Explainable Unsupervised Argument Similarity Rating with Abstract Meaning Representation and Conclusion Generation | |
| Juri Opitz, Philipp Heinisch, Philipp Wiesenbach, Philipp Cimiano and Anette Frank | |||
| 12:00 – 13:00 | Lunch Break | ||
| 13:00 – 16:45 | Session 2 | ||
| 13:00 – 13:20 | finding | Knowledge-Enhanced Evidence Retrieval for Counterargument Generation | |
| Yohan Jo, Haneul Yoo, JinYeong Bak, Alice Oh, Chris Reed and Eduard Hovy | |||
| 13:20 – 13:40 | finding | On Classifying whether Two Texts are on the Same Side of an Argument | |
| Erik Körner, Gregor Wiedemann, Ahmad Hakimi, Gerhard Heyer and Martin Potthast | |||
| 13:40 – 13:52 | short | Multilingual Counter Narrative Type Classification | |
| Yi-Ling Chung, Marco Guerini and Rodrigo Agerri | |||
| 13:52 – 13:04 | short | Predicting Moderation of Deliberative Arguments: Is Argument Quality the Key? | |
| Neele Falk, Iman Jundi, Eva Maria Vecchi and Gabriella Lapesa | |||
| 14:04 – 14:16 | short | Self-trained Pretrained Language Models for Evidence Detection | |
| Mohamed Elaraby and Diane Litman | |||
| 14:16 – 14:28 | short | Multi-task Learning in Argument Mining for Persuasive Online Discussions | |
| Nhat Tran and Diane Litman | |||
| 14:30 – 14:45 | Coffee Break | ||
| 14:45 – 16:15 | Panel Talks and Discussion | ||
| 16:15 – 16:45 | Coffee Break | ||
| 16:45–17:45 | Session 3 | ||
| 16:45 – 17:05 | long | Image Retrieval for Arguments Using Stance-Aware Query Expansion | |
| Johannes Kiesel, Nico Reichenbach, Benno Stein and Martin Potthast | |||
| 17:05 – 17:25 | long | Is Stance Detection Topic-Independent and Cross-topic Generalizable? - A Reproduction Study | |
| Myrthe Reuver, Suzan Verberne, Roser Morante and Antske Fokkens | |||
| 17:25 – 17:45 | long | Exploring Methodologies for Collecting High-Quality Implicit Reasoning in Arguments | |
| Keshav Singh, Farjana Sultana Mim, Naoya Inoue, Shoichi Naito and Kentaro Inui | |||
| November 11, 2021 | |||
| 09:00 – 10:00 | Invited Talk: Convince Me If You Can: Natural Language Generation for Argumentation by Lu Wang | ||
| 10:00–11:00 | Session 4 | ||
| 10:00 – 10:20 | long | Assessing the Sufficiency of Arguments through Conclusion Generation | |
| Timon Gurcke, Milad Alshomary and Henning Wachsmuth | |||
| 10:20 – 10:40 | long | M-Arg: Multimodal Argument Mining Dataset for Political Debates with Audio and Transcripts | |
| Rafael Mestre, Razvan Milicin, Stuart E. Middleton, Matt Ryan, Jiatong Zhu and Timothy J. Norman | |||
| 10:40 – 11:00 | Coffee Break | ||
| 11:00–12:00 | Session 5 | ||
| 11:00 – 11:20 | long | Citizen Involvement in Urban Planning - How Can Municipalities Be Supported in Evaluating Public Participation Processes for Mobility Transitions? | |
| Julia Romberg and Stefan Conrad | |||
| 11:20 – 11:40 | long | Argumentation Mining in Scientific Literature for Sustainable Development | |
| Aris Fergadis, Dimitris Pappas, Antonia Karamolegkou and Haris Papageorgiou | |||
| 11:40 – 12:00 | long | Bayesian Argumentation-Scheme Networks: A Probabilistic Model of Argument Validity Facilitated by Argumentation Schemes | |
| Takahiro Kondo, Koki Washio, Katsuhiko Hayashi and Yusuke Miyao | |||
| 12:00 – 13:00 | Lunch Break | ||
| 13:00 – 14:30 | Shared Task Presentation | ||
| 14:30 – 14:45 | Break | ||
| 14:45 – 15:00 | IBM Debater API | ||
| 15:00 – 15:05 | Best Paper Announcement | ||
| 15:05 – 15:10 | Concluding Remarks |


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The TPO conducts traffic counts at over 300 locations in Knox and Blount Counties. These annual counts supplement those collected by the Tennessee Department of Transportation at several thousand other locations across the 10-county region.
The traffic count data are given in the standard "Average Daily Traffic" format, which represents the volume of traffic, in both directions, at a particular location on an average day during that particular year. The average traffic is computed by taking the raw traffic count data that is collected usually over a 24-hour period and then adjusting it by factors to account for daily and seasonal variations.
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Summers are already here, and evening skin care routine is incomplete without a face pack, that soaks up the oil and leave the skin refreshed. When it comes to oil absorbing requirement I always pick up Himalaya Herbals Clarifying MUD Pack.
Price: Rs. 60 for 50gm
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My experience: Since I have oily skin, I always lookout for face pack, that fully absorbs oil and leave me a matte looking for a long time. I am fan of this face pack, its quick and have spot on effect on my skin. It does cause a slight tingling effect, but nothing too much.
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WEDNESDAY
FIRST READING Isaiah 50:4-9
The Lord GOD has given me the
tongue of those who are taught, that I may know how to sustain with a word him
that is weary. Morning by morning he wakens, he wakens my ear to hear as those
who are taught. The Lord GOD has opened my ear, and I was not rebellious, I
turned not backward. I gave my back to those who struck me, and my cheeks to
those who pulled out the beard; I hid not my face from shame and spitting. For
the Lord GOD helps me; therefore I have not been confounded; therefore I have
set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be put to shame; he who
vindicates me is near. Who will contend with me? Let us stand up together. Who
is my adversary? Let him come near to me. Behold, the Lord GOD helps me; who will
declare me guilty?
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RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 69
R. In your great mercy, answer me, Lord, for a time of your favour.
 To my own kin I have become an outcast,
a stranger to the children of my mother. Zeal for your house consumes me, and
taunts against you fall on me.
R. In your great mercy, answer me, Lord, for a time of
your favour.
Taunts have broken my heart; here I am in anguish.
I looked for solace, but there was none; for consolers – not one could I find.
For food they gave me gall; in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink.
R. In your great mercy, answer me, Lord, for a time of
your favour.
Then I will praise God's name with a song; I will
glorify him with thanksgiving. The poor when they see it will be glad, and God-seeking hearts will revive; for the LORD
listens to the needy, and does not spurn his own in their chains.
R. In your great mercy, answer me, Lord, for a time of
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R. Glory and praise to you, O Christ.
Hail, our King: you alone have
had mercy on our failings!
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R. Glory and praise to you, O Christ.
GOSPEL Matthew 26:14-25
At that time: One of the
twelve, who was called Judas Iscariot, went to the chief priests
and said, "What will you
give me if I deliver him to you?" And they paid him thirty pieces of
silver. And from that moment he sought an opportunity to betray him. Now on the
first day of Unleavened Bread the disciples came to Jesus, saying, "Where
will you have us prepare for you to eat the Passover?" He said, "Go
into the city to a certain one, and say to him, 'The Teacher says, My time is at hand; I will keep the Passover at your house
with my disciples.'" And the
disciples did as Jesus had directed them, and they prepared the Passover. When
it was evening, he sat at table with the twelve disciples; and as they were
eating, he said, "Truly, I say to you, one of you will betray me." And
they were very sorrowful, and began to say to him one after another, "Is
it I, Lord?" He answered, "He who has dipped his hand in the dish
with me, will betray me. The Son of man goes as it is written of him, but woe
to that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed! It would have been better for
that man if he had not been born." Judas, who betrayed him, said, "Is
it I, Master?" * He said to him, "You have said so."
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I had prepared a vial of AMT dissolved in alcohol (100 proof vodka). The concentration was approximately 1 mg per drop rounded up (whenever I lost count when filling the vial with drops of vodka I'd round down so as to make the concentration weaker if any errors occured). Afterwards I determined that I may have ended up with slightly less than 1mg per drop. The dosages listed are assuming about 1mg per drop.)
Having tried the substance in two low dose experiments (about 35 and 25 mgs) and experiencing expected results (at least consistent with what I had read in the erowid experience vaults) I felt safe in offering this to friends. The evening started with a few musician friends of mine and I playing an unxpected and unrehearsed gig at a local open mic night bar.
After the jams we returned to a nearby apartment complex made some drinks and decided to try this out. At first I thought that it would just be myself and 2 of my close friends, but soon most of the crew at the apartment was curious and we decided to have a nice group AMT trip.
The subjects/doses are myself: 250 lbs/male/50mg, D large/male/~40mg, T small/male/~25mg, L large/male/~40mg, R small/female/~25mg, B medium/male/~35 mg, C small/female/~30mg. The drops are taken in glasses of water. L is taken aback by the fowl taste. Others feel the taste is unpleasant but not terrible, or that there is no taste at all. Fortunately, B comments on the smell of AMT which I find not terribly offending but not pleasant...but strong! He agrees and describes the smell as mothballs which I feel is right on the nose. Most others do not smell the solution, but both B and I can smell it even capped from a distance. Who knows.
We all dosed approximately 11pm. By midnight the buzzy portion of the experience is starting to manifest in all and is escorted in by the now familiar nausea which is unsettling but not uncontrollable. D, T, R, C, and I decided that drinking isn't going to sit right with this ride and actually switch to water with out hesitation (quite a sight for this group of characters). B and L decide to continue drinking beers. The overall tone of the group has not changed much by this point and normal activities and coversation persist with both trippers and non trippers present.
A few more hours into the experience and all 5 non drinkers seem to have their experiences beautifully synched. We comment on the dynamic character of the experience as AMT gracefully dose it's dance from buzzy body to nice visuals. It's a little like a psychadellic ballet.
L has experienced the buzzy body part but not really much of the trippier part and is not having visuals. B is right out. I noticed he was a bit quiet and a little confused earlier. He approached me and simply said 'I can trust you, right?'. Taking a look at those eyes I could tell he was somewhere else. We talked and explained his dosage and effects. He was undoubtedly experiencing some delerium, but not at all paranoid or skitty, or out of control. Delightful!
A definite advantage of this drug lacking the mind bending qualities of some other tryptamines was standing before me. A little talking and he was ok, but still plain old blasted. He finally agreed with our earlier comments and cut the drinking and took a few glasses of water. Water is an absolute delight on AMT as I find my thirst great, but alcohol nauseating.
About 4-5 in the morning and the experience has taken a more communal turn perhaps because there are less non-trippers around. We are now all in the 'den' portion of the studio apartment (it's an odd studio that is almost 4 rooms but only 1). The guitars are broken out in full force, there are about 4 guitars and a bass and an ample supply of music energy.
Communication is running high at this point and I find myself being able to listen better than I think I usually do. The jams were BEAUTIFUL! The play between musicians was great, the riffs were more unique than I would have expected from a significant dose of mushrooms or LSD, and all commented on the lack off dexterity impedance. Fingers were flying and we were makin some serious vibes. Unfortunately, I played until one of my fingers developed a hole as the result of playing until I blistered, and then playing till the blisters broke, and then playing till I ripped the skin under the blister(it was worth it to make those sounds though).
By 6:30 or so the mood has lightned into a sillyness as all are just impressed by the new faces of AMT that continually unveil and delight. B has come back from la la land and is able to talk candidly about what had been going on with him before...wherever he went I guess it wasn't scary...just very unusual and probably pretty far away. It is as this time now that I'm starting to develop a headache and we all sort of simultaneously realize we've been clenching and grinding for a long time. Some gum is dispensed with varying results. For myself it eliminated the jaw clenching, but the headache persisted even with some ibuprofen and would prove to be quite annoying as time passed.
The silly tone of the gathering increases as the mini disc currently playing runs out but we realize we're having too much fun just talking. The conversation is light hearted as we pick on each other and tell jokes and laugh like children. The utterance of an imaginary word 'grundle' to describe the groin has become a running gag that is going to stick with this circle for a while I have a feeling. The great concept of Fat Happy Babies is also discussed a little more.
It was around this time that the effects of the AMT stabalized in character and began to slowly fade in intensity. This experience was wonderful. L is starting to feel a little ill and is concluded that this is most likely due to alcohol also. I received many thanks for introducing them to it. A few claim it is one of the best chemically induced experiences they've had and liked the AMT more than the average LSD or MDMA experience. I'm starting to appreciate this substance more with each experience and also love the fact that I don't even desire to add alcohol to the mix.
To my delight everyone agreed with out prompting that we need to keep a wrap on this substance as it is quite special and we would hate to loose it to the black market. Some say they would like to take more next time, some less, some say it was just right, kind of a three little bears phenomena I guess. The joys of opennes with frankness and amazement without fear are not come upon easily and this night will be rembered and treasured for a while.
P.S. - After reaxamining the vial of AMT this morning it seems to be a good deal more full than I expected, leading me to believe I may have diluted the solution more a bit so the above doses are most likely higher than the actual doses (yeah, now I've got more AMT!)
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[gecode-users] Lower bound for Branch-and-bound
Jonathan Skovhus Andersen
jonathanskovhus at gmail.com
Tue Apr 5 09:20:44 CEST 2011
*Hi,*
I have been using the Travelling Salesman Problem-case in Gecode for some
time now. I am using Branch-and-bound.
- I can't see exactly how Gecode computes the lower and upper bound?
There are many ways of computing a lower bound for a TSP and I would like to
know how Gecode does it. When I open Gist it shows what I believe to be the
lower and upper bound when I double click the root node (see attached
image).
- Does it makes sense to use the lower bound for assessing the quality of
the tour found?
- If I let the branch-and-bound algorithm finish am I sure of finding the
optimum tour?
I hope that you will bear with me - I am new in this field.
*Regards,*
*Jonathan Skovhus*
*Aalborg University*
*Denmark*
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Canal Plus: A portal containing information on TV and news.
De Paseo: A site about Queretaro, that contains events, and other information usefull to visitors.
Las Ventas: One of the most important bullrings in Spain, located in Madrid.
Museo Reina Sofia: An art museum located in Madrid, they have several exhibitions, and have some of Picasso's works, including the Guernica.
Aged Ham : A place that sells "Jamon Serrano", great when you have it with white wine and some fresh bread.
Museo del Prado: A museum with a great permanent expositioin. Also located in Madrid.
Raaga: Great portal that streams hindi music, most of it is bollywood. You can search by genre and by movies.
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28th April 2020
Where has the month gone ?
I've been working on adding hardware support for the bat'n' ball game so, where available, it will use 'webgl' which should hopefully make the game play faster on some hardware setups.
I've also uploaded a base64 image encoder which may be useful to someone for creating embedded image data (see links section).
4th April 2020:My "Bat n ball" game is still very much a work in progress, but as of today it's playable and
since we're all stuck in lockdown I've uploaded it to help try and relieve the boredom (for 5 minutes at least).
It runs in a browser, so there is nothing to download and install. I've tested it on android, IOS, Linux and Windows so I'm fairly confident it will work.
Enjoy.
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Keyboard:
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Move right : key D,L, or right arrow key..
If you are lucky enough to have a keyboard press 'P' to pause for a loo break.
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Move right : press the right side of the screen
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Penguins have knees
The hottest planet in the solar system is Venus
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Giant Panda's have the least smelly poop.
Spiders can go without food for almost TWO YEARS
All goldfish are born black in colour.
A snail can sleep for three years.
Botanically speaking, tomatoes and cucumbers are fruit.
Tigers have striped skin
Charlie Browns dad was a barber.
Milk chocolate was invented in Switzerland.
The element Tin has the shortest name.
The dirt in your garden is possibly over two million years old.
Children grow faster in spring than winter.
Cows moo with regional accents.
The opposite sides of a standard six sided dice add up to seven
The Hawaiian pizza was invented by a Canadian.
'Eigengrau' is the uniform dark gray colour that many people report seeing in the absence of light.
It is a myth that dragonflies only live for a day.
The average adult spends more time on the loo than exercising (oh dear..).
Most dragonflies have six legs, but they cannot walk.
Buttermilk does not contain any butter.


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Reguralization = Robustness
I've recently come across a nice article which describes the
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and robustness
from the
machine learning perspective. Even though the article itself is and
old blog post I still find valuable from my own work, and especially
for someone who is new in the world of machine learning trying to
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Musica ex Machina, a machine learning music composition project.
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| PitchClass | transpose (IntervalClass intervalClass) |
| PitchClass | minus (PitchClass other) |
| float | normalized () |
| String | toString () |
| int | compareTo (PitchClass other) |
| int | compare (PitchClass pc1, PitchClass pc2) |
| boolean | equals (Object o) |
| int | hashCode () |
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| static Iterator< PitchClass > | iterator () |
| static PitchClass | getInstance (int value) |
PitchClass is a simple class which utilizes the interning design pattern to create only twelve different values: C, C#, D, D#, E, F, G, G#, A, A#, and B. These are usually found on a Pitch, though may be used in Collections. Note that there should never be more than these 12 PitchClasses, and that an iterator() has been provided for easy access.
| int compare | ( | PitchClass | pc1, |
| PitchClass | pc2 | ||
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Compares two PitchClasses.
| pc1 | The first PitchClass. |
| pc2 | The second PitchClass. |
| int compareTo | ( | PitchClass | other | ) |
Compares this PitchClass to another PitchClass.
| other | The other PitchClass. |
| boolean equals | ( | Object | o | ) |
Checks if this PitchClass equals another Object.
| o | The other Object. |
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Gets an instance of a given PitchClass size. This method creates the interning design pattern per PitchClass.
| value | The value of this PitchClass. |
| int hashCode | ( | ) |
A simple hash code for storage of PitchClasses in special Collections.
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Gets an iterator which enumerates all valid PitchClasses.
| PitchClass minus | ( | PitchClass | other | ) |
Gets the Interval between this PitchClass and another.
| other | The other Pitch to subtract from this one. |
| float normalized | ( | ) |
Normalizes this PitchClass between 0 and 1.
| String toString | ( | ) |
Returns a nicely-formatted String of this PitchClass (for debug).
| PitchClass transpose | ( | IntervalClass | intervalClass | ) |
Transposes a PitchClass by a given interval.
| intervalClass | The Interval to transpose by. |


new DebuggerHost(config)
A TCP based host that a Perl debugger can connect to.
Emits the following events:
- connection - When a client connects to the TCP server.
- disconnection - When a client disconnects from the TCP server.
- listening - When the TCP server is ready for clients.
- close - When the TCP server shuts down.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
DebuggerHostConfiguration |
- Source:
Methods
close()
Instruct the host to stop listening for clients
Proxies net.Server.close
- Source:
commands() → {DebuggerCommands}
- Source:
Returns:
An interface for executing commands on the perl debugger.
- Type
- DebuggerCommands
listen()
Instruct the host to start listening for clients.
Proxies net.Server.listen
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on(event, handler)
Listen for events.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
string | |
handler |
function |
- Source:


Reports interfaces which are implemented for no reason other than access to constants.
Such inheritance is often confusing, and may hide important dependency information.


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Apache Ignite.NET
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Represents a function that maps cache keys to cluster nodes. More...
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| int | GetPartition (object key) |
| Gets partition number for a given key starting from 0. Partitioned caches should make sure that keys are about evenly distributed across all partitions from 0 to Partitions for best performance. More... | |
| void | RemoveNode (Guid nodeId) |
| Removes node from affinity. This method is called when it is safe to remove disconnected node from affinity mapping. More... | |
| IEnumerable< IEnumerable< IClusterNode > > | AssignPartitions (AffinityFunctionContext context) |
| Gets affinity nodes for a partition. In case of replicated cache, all returned nodes are updated in the same manner. In case of partitioned cache, the returned list should contain only the primary and back up nodes with primary node being always first. <pare> Note that partitioned affinity must obey the following contract: given that node More... | |
Properties | |
| int | Partitions [get] |
| Gets the total number of partitions. More... | |
Predefined implementations: RendezvousAffinityFunction.
| IEnumerable<IEnumerable<IClusterNode> > Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Affinity.IAffinityFunction.AssignPartitions | ( | AffinityFunctionContext | context | ) |
N
is primary for some key K
, if any other node(s) leave grid and no node joins grid, node N
will remain primary for key K
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| context | The affinity function context. |
Implemented in Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Affinity.AffinityFunctionBase.
| int Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Affinity.IAffinityFunction.GetPartition | ( | object | key | ) |
Note that for fully replicated caches it is possible to segment key sets among different grid node groups. In that case each node group should return a unique partition number. However, unlike partitioned cache, mappings of keys to nodes in replicated caches are constant and a node cannot migrate from one partition to another.
| key | Key to get partition for. |
Implemented in Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Affinity.AffinityFunctionBase.
| void Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Affinity.IAffinityFunction.RemoveNode | ( | Guid | nodeId | ) |
| nodeId | The node identifier. |
Implemented in Apache.Ignite.Core.Cache.Affinity.AffinityFunctionBase.
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get |
All caches should always provide correct partition count which should be the same on all participating nodes. Note that partitions should always be numbered from 0 inclusively to N exclusively without any gaps.


Hey, my name is Kevine Umuhoza. I'm a web developer.
| Projects | Description | Languages | Link |
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| hello-world | This is my first repository to moringa projects | HTML | https://github.com/KevineUmuhoza/hello-world |
| Marketing-project | This is a shopping website(e-commerce) | HTML, CSS | https://github.com/KevineUmuhoza/Marketing-project |
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| pet-webpage | This is a webpage of my puppy, Sparky! | HTML | https://github.com/KevineUmuhoza/pet-webpage |
| resort | This is the fist project we worked on as a group. | HTML, CSS | https://github.com/KevineUmuhoza/resort |
I decided to take a class on programming because I'm already a tech student,
so I wanted to improve my coding skills to be well prepared for my career.


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This is the friend network of a particular person (the red node). Since by definition there is a link from the red node to all the blue nodes (their friends), there's really no point showing all those links. Therefore, pressing the button removes those links and rearranges the network to tidy it up.


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It’s CueZero’s job to make sure that you don’t miss these cues. It means that you can make the most of an opportunity or course-correct if things are going off track, before it’s too late.
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Exam 1 Bar Chart Links - Rohan Weigel
Seniors Only Bar Chart (3.1)
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I recently purchased a copy of Agile Web Development with Rails in an attempt to learn more about Ruby on Rails. I've been slowly working through the sample application and so far working with Rails has been a very pleasant experience.
One of the thing I really like about RoR is the very readable method names. For example, compare Ruby on Rails "Times" method to a C# "For" loop:
// C# for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { Console.WriteLine(i); } # Rails 10.times do |i| puts i end
I know which one I prefer.
Just for fun, I decided to write a number of Rails-like methods using C# Extension Methods. Here are some examples:
//Rails style "For" loop 3.Times(i => Console.WriteLine(i)); //Rails style "Foreach" loop List<int> ints = new List { 1, 2, 3 }; ints.Each(i => Console.WriteLine(i)); //Working with dates and times... DateTime tenDaysAgo = 10.Days().Ago(); DateTime threeHoursInTheFuture = 3.Hours().FromNow(); //Or... threeHoursInTheFuture = 3.Hours().Since(DateTime.Now); //String manipulation string test = "My Test String"; string first = test.First(); //"M" string firstThree = test.First(3); //"My " string last = test.Last(); //"g" string LastThree = test.Last(3); //"ing"


Interactive Visualisation of Volcanic Datasets 1-3 for TAR Tier 1 Experiments
Interactive visualisation to illustrate the
content of the TAR Tier 1 experiment datasets.
It allows a simple evaluation of the different
characteristics of the three datasets.


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Written by Google, the
google-oauth-java-client library is a powerful and easy to use Java client library for the
OAuth 2 and OAuth 1.0a standards for authorization.
It is built on the Google HTTP Client Library for Java.
@see
Google HTTP Java Client Library Javadoc